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Permanent Residence

Country: Hong Kong, Language: Chinese, 115 mins

Original Title

Yong Jiu Ju Liu
  • Director: Scud
  • Writer: Scud
  • Producer: Heman Peng; Scud

CGiii Comment

The first 12 minutes are redundant - they scream...I've got a brand new HD camera, doesn't it look pretty?!?

And...it doesn't get much better - in fact, it descends into puerile nonsense - the ridiculous TV scene will have you convinced in next to no time.

At every opportunity, the protagonist strips off - that should keep the less intelligent watching.

There seems to be some scenes 'borrowed' from other Scud films...unoriginality and HD, do not make a good film.

This is not good viewing.


Trailer...

 

The(ir) Blurb...

Permanent Residence explores, in complete abandon and full nudity, the life story of a young man who pursues an impossible love with his straight boyfriend and contemplates on the mortality of his loved ones. Permanent Residence exudes a deep understanding and sensibility towards the important issues involved in loving, living and dying.

Cast & Characters

Sean Li as Ivan;
Osman Hung as Windson;
Jackie Chow as Josh;
Yu Hong Lau as Nam;
Zi Li Wei as Child Ivan;
Woon Ling Hau as Grandma;
Yui Yu Chung as Auntie;
Hoi Kai Luk as Uncle;
Jonathan Lee as Teen Ivan;
Toby Wong as Child Nam;
Amy Y. Chan as Ivan's Mother;
Eva Lo as Eva;
Norris Lai as Colleague in karaoke;
Sheena Wong as Colleague in karaoke;
Wilfred Wong as Colleague in karaoke